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Side Underwater Museum

 


There are many museums and historical artefacts in the Antalya region. You know many of them. 
However, the most interesting of them is the underwater museum in Side.

 
This museum is 20 metres deep in the sea and is the first and only underwater museum in Turkey. 


Side Underwater Museum, a collection of 117 pieces made by Turkish sculptors, can be seen closely by diving into the sea. 
Certified divers generally like the Poseidon statue, which is the largest statue with a height of 3.5 metres and a weight of 5 tons.


The sculptures in the museum are made of materials compatible with underwater and are manufactured in a way that does not harm sea creatures.


There are 3 stages for diving in the museum. 
1st stage is between 3-8 metres and anyone can dive for this stage.


The 2nd and 3rd stages are between 8-20 metres deep and you need to get a professional diving certificate to dive in these stages. 


For more information, we leave the phone number of the person responsible for the underwater museum below. 

Have a pleasant dive!

Mr Sahin
+90 533 030 37 51



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Location: Antalya, Türkiye

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